PROJECT DESCRIPTION_ID ERFO FS 2022-1(1).pdf
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This is a Presolicitation notice for a repair and construction project at the Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forest located 15 miles southeast of Grangeville, Idaho, spanning Clearwater and Idaho Counties. The project consists of culvert replacement, wall construction, and slope repairs across five locations within the forest, with a total project length of 0.2 miles and an estimated price range of $2,000,000 to $5,000,000. The tentative solicitation date is Winter 2026/2027, with a tentative fixed completion date of Fall 2027.
Work scope includes earthwork (clearing and grubbing, roadway excavation, select borrow, geotextile and geogrid installation totaling 2,200 square yards and 5,100 cubic yards respectively), slope reinforcement and retaining walls (mechanically stabilized earth walls of 4,200 square feet, placed riprap, and special rock embankment of 1,000 cubic yards), aggregate and base courses (700 cubic yards aggregate surface course and 670 cubic yards roadway aggregate), and incidental construction including 24-inch and 72-inch pipe culverts (125 and 50 linear feet respectively), turf establishment (2,550 square yards), temporary stream diversion, temporary traffic control measures, and equipment rental for dump trucks, hydraulic excavators, and chain saws. Contractor quality control and assurance, contractor sampling and testing, construction scheduling, and soil erosion and sediment control measures of 200 linear feet are required components of the base schedule.
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ID ERFO FS 2022-1(1), Nez Perce-Clearwater Repairs 2022-1
Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forest
Clearwater and Idaho Counties, Idaho
The work consists of culvert replacement, wall construction, and slope repairs. The project consists of five locations within the Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forest.
Project length: 0.2 miles
Tentative Fixed Completion Date: Fall 2027
(Once solicitation is issued, see SF1442 Continuation, Block 11 for exact date.)
Tentative Solicitation Date: Winter 2026/2027
Estimated Price Range: $2,000,000 and $5,000,000
Location: 15 miles SE of Grangeville, ID
DESCRIPTION OF WORK in US CUSTOMARY UNITS
FP-24
Base Schedule
DIVISION 150 – Project Requirements
151 Mobilization Yes
152 Construction Survey & Staking (yes/no) Yes
153 Contractor Quality Control and Assurance (yes/no)
Yes
154 Contractor Sampling & Testing (yes/no) Yes
155 Schedules for Construction Contracts (construction schedules) (yes/no) Yes
157 Soil Erosion & Sediment Control (erosion control devices) 200 LNFT
DIVISION 200 – Earthwork
201 Clearing & Grubbing 2200 SQYD
204 Roadway Excavation 5100 CUYD
204 Subexcavation 400 CUYD
204 Select Borrow 380 CUYD
207 Separation Geotextile, Woven 710 SQYD
207 Geogrid, Standard 950 SQYD
DIVISION 250 – Slope Reinforcement and Retaining Walls
251 Placed Riprap, Class 3 72 CUYD
252 Special Rock Embankment, Mechanically placed 1000 CUYD
255 Mechanically Stabilized Earth Walls 4200 SQFT
Base Schedule
DIVISION 300 – Aggregate and Base Courses
301 Aggregate Surface Course 700 CUYD
302 Roadway Aggregate, Method 2 670 CUYD
314 Stockpiled Aggregates – Bentonite 2 TON
DIVISION 600 – Incidental Construction
602 24-inch pipe Culverts 125 LNFT
602 72-inch pipe Culverts 50 LNFT
622 Dump Truck 40 HOUR
622 Hydraulic Excavator 40 HOUR
622 Chain Saw 40 HOUR
622 General Labor 40 HOUR
625 Turf Establishment 2550 SQYD
628 Temporary Stream Diversion LPSM
635 Temporary Traffic Control, Traffic Control Supervisor LPSM
635 Temporary Traffic Control, Barricade Type 3 10 EACH
635 Temporary Traffic Control, Construction Sign 500 SQFT
635 Temporary Traffic Control, Flagger 100 HOUR
635 Temporary Traffic Control, Pilot Car 10 DAY
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